When Dharma Productions’ creative head Somen Mishra proudly revealed that Dhadak 2  and Homebound  were among the studio’s “most tightly budgeted” films and that Janhvi Kapoor worked for free  — it sounded like a story of creative sacrifice. But instead of applause, the claim sparked collective disbelief, sarcasm, and a fair bit of industry-side eye-rolling. “Worked for free”? More like PR worked overtime. Let’s be real — when a statement like “everyone took a pay cut”  and “

“ You people have single-handedly ended nepotism in Bollywood! ”When Harshvardhan Rane shouted these words to a cheering theater crowd, it wasn’t just a passionate outburst — it was content . Within hours, the clip went viral, with netizens split between applause and eyerolls. Some called him brave for speaking out. Others said it was all part of the PR machine promoting his new film, Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat . And honestly, both can be true. Because in today’s Bollywood, bei

Amazon Prime’s Two Much with Kajol and Twinkle  proves that celebrity power can’t save poor planning. What could’ve been a witty, women-led talk show quickly spirals into chaos — a perfect case study in how not to host a conversation. Let’s break down why this star-studded show feels less like a cozy chat and more like an unedited group call nobody asked to join. The Generational Disconnect Nobody Wanted to See The now-viral Janhvi Kapoor episode  sums up the show’s biggest p

Move over “Koffee with Karan” — the new viral moment in Bollywood talk show history belongs to Prime Video’s “Two Much with Kajol and Twinkle.” What was meant to be a fun debate on infidelity turned into a masterclass in emotional intelligence courtesy of Janhvi Kapoor , who single-handedly challenged three industry veterans Karan Johar, Kajol, and Twinkle Khanna  — and won the internet in the process. The topic was simple: “Is emotional cheating worse than physical cheating?